Autumn
I'm sitting here with a cup of coffee as it gets light enough to count the greylag geese in the field outside. There are forty seven of...
A 'pet day'
Yesterday was a real 'pet day', as they are sometimes known here. I woke to a covering of settled sleet on the velux windows, and then...
The calm before the storm
After a very wet and windy night, there are moments of calm and a break in the rain. I'm looking out from the kitchen window at about...
A beautiful February day
Herons stretching their wings and sunbathing on the rocks, and an oyster catcher's bill shining brightly as it pokes around amongst the...
A wildlife update for June
Here we are at the beginning of June and no meaningful blog – again. I must be the original reluctant blogger, but somehow life seems to...
Rosa and Nina's Roshven Wildlife Blog - May so far...
Red deer, wagtails housemartins swallows hooded crows red fox oystercatchers herons (heard) cuckoos (heard) woodpeckers (heard) owl blue...
Spring has sprung in Roshven!
It has been lovely here over the past few weeks with some great bursts of spring sunshine. The birds are happily tweeting, the herons...
Summer is here again...
We're enjoying long hot days up here at Roshven, It doesn't really get properly dark at this time of year so I have been watching bats...
Sad news...
Sad news today from Colin the Post - three young badgers were killed last night by a passing vehicle just by the burn.